Recent NewsRecent Newshttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2012-05-01T18:13:58ZSquarespaceRead about Gloria's trip to India!http://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2012/5/1/read-about-glorias-trip-to-india.htmlAdmin2012-05-01T18:10:28Z2012-05-01T18:10:28ZWant to know more about Gloria's recent trip to India? Check out this newsletter from Apne Aap, the organization doing work on the ground to eradicate human sex trafficking.

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]]>Celebrate Mother’s Day with Gail Collins, Gloria Steinem and Lizz Winsteadhttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2012/4/24/celebrate-mothers-day-with-gail-collins-gloria-steinem-and-l.htmlAdmin2012-04-24T21:17:40Z2012-04-24T21:17:40ZMother’s Day Must...

Celebrate with Gail Collins, Gloria Steinem and Lizz Winstead, a trio who’ll delight, educate and inspire. Come for a reading and conversation with three women who write women into history.

May 13th 6 to 7:30 pm @ McNally Jackson Booksellers
52 Prince Street (between Lafayette and Mulberry) Google Maps

All proceeds and book sales will benefit The Neighborhood School Library; $25 paid in advance or at the door and all book sales. Space is limited; please buy your tickets today by clicking on the “Buy Now” button on this site.

Gail Collins is known for her fierce and quick-witted New York Times column and as the author of many books, including When Everything Changed: The Amazing Journey of American Women from 1960 to the Present. Feminist extraordinaire Gloria Steinem, has had a hand in creating everything from New York Magazine and Ms. Magazine to dozens of organizations and a handful of best-selling books. Lizz Winstead, creator of The Daily Show, has just released Lizz Free or Die.

The Neighborhood School is a local public elementary school in danger of losing its library due to drastic budget cuts. Your support of this event will help keep the library as a necessary resource for neighborhood children.

]]>"Wax Museum" Gloriahttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2012/4/12/wax-museum-gloria.htmlAdmin2012-04-12T18:59:25Z2012-04-12T18:59:25ZNo, Gloria's not joining the ranks at Madame Tussaud's! She was the subject of a history project in which 11-year old Ashley from Arizona portrayed Gloria in her school's "Wax Museum". She researched Gloria, created a presentation about Gloria, dressed like Gloria, and when a button was pressed to "activate" her, she even talked like Gloria! We think Ashley did a really great job so we wanted to share some photos of her work!


 

]]>An Oldie but a Goodiehttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2012/3/9/an-oldie-but-a-goodie.htmlAdmin2012-03-09T20:19:08Z2012-03-09T20:19:08ZWant to hear Gloria's thoughts on Marilyn Monroe? Check out this 1987 interview she did with Richard Heffner:

http://www.thirteen.org/openmind/feminism/gloria-steinem-on-marilyn-monroe/1341/

]]>Read Gloria's Take on the Occupy Movementhttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2011/12/13/read-glorias-take-on-the-occupy-movement.htmlAdmin2011-12-13T16:29:54Z2011-12-13T16:29:54ZA couple weeks ago, Gloria sat down with Esmé E. Deprez to talk about Occupy Wall Street and the way gender plays a role in finances and power:

For Gloria Steinem, the international conversation that the Occupy Wall Street protests sparked about economic inequality is, at its heart, about gender.

Start with the thousands of dollars in student loans that saddle the average U.S. college graduate. Women “are paid unequally -- so they are going to have a harder time paying back that debt,” Steinem, the 77-year-old feminist who helped start the women’s rights movement with the publication of Ms. Magazine nearly 40 years ago, said in an interview at Bloomberg News’ New York bureau. “It’s outrageous because they are kind of indentured when they graduate.”

For the full article, click here!

]]>Gloria Interviewed by Heera Rajagopalhttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2011/12/8/gloria-interviewed-by-heera-rajagopal.htmlAdmin2011-12-08T17:08:08Z2011-12-08T17:08:08ZGloria reflects on becoming an activist, ongoing struggles in the feminist fight for equality, and women's magazines with DC-based journalist Heera Rajagopal--read it here!

]]>Gloria and Tiffany Dufu of the White House Project on Bloomberg TVhttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2011/11/10/gloria-and-tiffany-dufu-of-the-white-house-project-on-bloomb.htmlAdmin2011-11-10T15:33:53Z2011-11-10T15:33:53ZLast week, Gloria Steinem and Tiffany Dufu (president of the White House Project) sat down to talk about women, politics, and sex. The clip is short but so easy to understand--a must-see for anyone who wants to see some honest talk about how we can change the world.

]]>Gloria at the Canadian Women's Foundation Annual Luncheon!http://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2011/10/7/gloria-at-the-canadian-womens-foundation-annual-luncheon.htmlAdmin2011-10-07T13:59:53Z2011-10-07T13:59:53ZCWF Website to learn more about the event and their amazing organization!

]]>Ford Foundation Video: Beyond Conventionshttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2011/9/23/ford-foundation-video-beyond-conventions.htmlAdmin2011-09-23T13:30:48Z2011-09-23T13:30:48Z

Beyond Conventions: Opening Video from Ford Foundation on Vimeo.

]]>I Was A Playboy Bunnyhttp://www.gloriasteinem.com/updates/2011/8/22/i-was-a-playboy-bunny.htmlAdmin2011-08-22T20:22:17Z2011-08-22T20:22:17ZWant to see Gloria's original article on the Playboy Club, the truth of which is particularly salient given the upcoming fictional version on NBC that pretends Playboy was "liberating" for women? Click here to download and read "A Bunny's Tale," 1963 (with a Postscript).

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